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Re: Autodesk Vault
I believe the Vault client comes free with Inventor (and probably other software), but you may have to contact Autodesk directly and inquire about the Vault server. I think that's what we did when we were looking at CAD file management. Ultimately we went with SolidWorks and PDM because one of our mentors has way more experience with SolidWorks and PDM.
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Re: Autodesk Vault
The application does come with inventor, if you would like to create a server you have to talk to autodesk directly. This is the contact I used (phil.dollan@autodesk.com) which I fount in another thread somwhere. He has supplied us with a download of the vault server software so I would contact him if you are interested. Thanks for the help.
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